Coverversion vom Beatles Song "Help"

Hab´s jetzt in der englischen Wikipedia gesucht ähm da gibts viele !Hoffe , es kann irgendwie helfen !(Tina Turner hat´s auch gecovert)

In 1968 Deep Purple recorded a cover version (greatly slowed-down) of the song for their album Shades of Deep Purple. In 1970 The Carpenters recorded a cover version for release on their album Close to You. In 1975 Caetano Veloso released a cover on his album Joia. In 1976 Henry Gross covered it for the musical documentary All This and World War II. John Lennon once stated that this was his favourite version of the song. Harrison and McCartney perform backing vocals. In 1976 The Damned covered the song for the B-side of "New Rose". Dolly Parton included a bluegrass version of "Help!" on her 1979 Great Balls of Fire album. In 1980 John Farnham released the song as a piano-based ballad recorded at a much slower tempo. In 1984 Tina Turner released a version of the song recorded with The Crusaders that peaked at #40 in the UK. The song was included on European editions of her album Private Dancer. In 1989 the song was recorded by Bananarama alongside French & Saunders and Kathy Burke and released as the official Red Nose Day single to raise money for Comic Relief. French, Saunders and Burke were credited as Lananeeneenoonoo (a paraody of Bananarama who they had imitated in the French & Saunders television programme). This version reached #3 in the UK charts. In 1991 Waltari covered "Help!" on their debut album, Monk Punk. In 1995 88 Fingers Louie recorded a version on their first full-length release, Behind Bars. In 1995 Little Texas recorded a version of the song for the Beatles tribute album Come Together: America Salutes The Beatles. In 1998 The Punkles did a punk cover of this song on their first album. In 1999 Claire Martin recorded a slowed-down cover on her album Take My Heart with Noel Gallagher on guitar. In 2000 Tsunku and 7HOUSE covered "Help!" on their Beatles' cover album, A Hard Day's Night. In 2003 Art Paul Schlosser recorded a parody of "Help!" called "Smelt" which appears on on his Words of Cheese and Other Parrot CD. Silverstein released a cover version on their fourth album, A Shipwreck in the Sand. "Help!" has also been covered by Michael Stanley, dc Talk, Alma Cogan, Rick Wakeman, Howie Day, McFly, Roxette, Fountains of Wayne, John's Children - Marc Bolan and Peter Sellers. The Rutles' song "Ouch!" is a tongue-in-cheek parody of this song.